I'm still learning ALL its features, .......but the versatility % features to record your music is amazing all with the BR800.
here are some demos of what you can do multitracking your songs..enjoy.

... so when do we hear YOUR results ? ...
... and not the 'quick sample' ...

Not for a while Tony, I'm just too busy gigging now, I have only 1 or 2 days off this month alone, as the busy summer season is upon us down the shore., I need a few in a row off to get into it..!...
I did however send you a few demos last week don't you remember? besides I wont post full songs on the internet for abvious reasons but, when I get time off I will do some more recording for my Next CD project.

???

... guess I'll have to wait for the CD release ...

Tony, I'll be glad to provide you and everyone else that comes to the Jam a "Fully Authorized CD and accompanying photo" though it may be old so I can look younger. And, all at absolutely no charge to anyone. Now, how's that for a deal?

Gary

... is it different from the CD I have on my iPOD now? ...

CD's are getting phased out ...........
everything is iPhone/Android, Wav/Mp3 format these days..
better off handing out 2G USB Thumb drives..

http://www.usbpromos.com/?gclid=CI2gg73upr4CFVMQ7Aodm1QAkQ

Tony, I have made 9 CDs since I saw you last. Lots of new ones.

Donny, not everyone on the planet owns, or even wants, an Iphone, Android, etc... My cell phone is a simple flip phone, $32 at Wally-World, allows me to make and receive telephone calls while on the boat, on the road, etc... I don't need all those special apps, etc..., that tend to consume the minds of young people. My daughter talked about buying a phone for my 6-1/2-year old grandson so he can play mindless games on the phone. I told her to save her money, and gave my grandson $800 in Time Life Nature Books - he loves them and now spends most of his leisure time learning about things that really can make a difference in his life in stead of having his brain buried in a cellular phone with apps.

Guess I'm a bit old fashioned in this regard, but yesterday I took my wife, daughter and grandson to a waterside restaurant in Havre de Grace for a mother's day dinner. Just about every young person in the restaurant had their eyes glued to the palms of their hands, which held some sort of phone or pad. The didn't communicate with each other, didn't even make eye contact with the person across the table from them. When my daughter took out her phone I just said "put it away." This summer, I intend to have both my children and grandson on the sailboat with me as much as possible. I sincerely believe they'll enjoy spending time learning how to sail down Chesapeake Bay and exploring the rivers and coves a lot more fun that staring at a tiny LED screen all day long. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so.

Also this summer, I'm teaching my grandson outdoor and nature photography. I have a long lens digital camera that has a macro feature while will allow him to photograph tiny insects full size and get a closeup view of the insides of wildflowers, which are beautiful. His 6-1/2-year-old brain is like a huge sponge right now, and I want it to absorb first hand the beauty of the world around him right in my backyard.

Gary

http://www.usbpromos.com/?gclid=CI2gg73upr4CFVMQ7Aodm1QAkQ




PS when friends go out to dinner we put our cell phones in a pile on the table during dinner.. ......
who ever touches the phone pays for dinner.